Fans of James Bond movies have been fancying several actors to play the character created by Ian Fleming aside from "Spectre" star Daniel Craig. Recently, viewers were able to see "Friends" alum Matt LeBlanc play the character on the small screen.
A sketch inspired by James Bond was featured in the episode of "Top Gear" aired on March 19, Sunday. With LeBlanc as James Bond, Chris Harris played villain Ernst Stavro Blofeld.
Wearing a tuxedo and bow tie, LeBlanc tested the new Aston Martin DB11, a British grand tourer coupe that debuted in March 2016 at Geneva Motor Shop. After driving the sports car against a magnificent backdrop, he looked straight into the camera and said, "Just call me LeBond, Matt LeBond."
LeBlanc and Harris raced up a mountain in Montenegro. With James Bond theme music playing in the background, the "Friends" alum made his way around the winding roads happily driving the new Aston Martin DB11.
Not only is the Aston Martin DB11 the first model launched in the second century plan of Aston Martin. It is also the first all-new car launched after Aston Martin and Daimler AG tied up.
"Oh yeah, now we're talking," LeBlanc said. Later, it was revealed that he was not wearing trousers in the James Bond sketch on "Top Gear."
Aside from hosting "Top Gear," LeBlanc also plays Adam Burns in "Man with a Plan." Among his co-stars in the new comedy series are Liza Snyder, Diana Maria Riva, Matt Cook, Grace Kaufman, Matthew McCann, Hala Finley, Kevin Nealson, Jessica Chaffin, Kali Rocha, Nick Alvarez, Jenna Dewan Tatum, Swoosie Kurtz, Lombardo Boyar, Rimea Kasprzak, Stacy Keach, Richard White and Gary Anthony Williams.
Aside from LeBlanc and Harris, "Top Gear" is also currently hosted by Rory Reid. Meanwhile, watch LeBlanc's recent interview with Ellen DeGeneres here: